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Figure 8.55. Possible locations of branchial sinuses and cysts. Branchial (cleft) cysts usually develop along the inferior part of the lateral border of the sternocleidomastoid (SCM).
Figure 8.55. Possible locations of branchial sinuses and cysts. Branchial (cleft) cysts usually develop along the inferior part of the lat...
Figure 8.54. Branchial (cleft) cyst. A 27-year-old woman with a cervical swelling inferior to the angle of her left mandible (lower jaw) and anterior to her sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle.
Figure 8.54. Branchial (cleft) cyst. A 27-year-old woman with a cervical swelling inferior to the angle of her left mandible (lower jaw) an...
<bold>Figure 15-8</bold> First branchial cleft sinus. While not a true a preauricular sinus, this lesion must be considered in the differential diagnosis. (Courtesy of David Tunkel, MD.)
<bold>Figure 15-8</bold> First branchial cleft sinus. While not a true a preauricular sinus, this lesion must be considered in...
<bold>Figure 27-1</bold> Branchial cleft cyst. Draining branchial cleft sinus. (Courtesy of Paul S. Matz, MD.)